The National Innovation Center and Thermo Fisher Scientific held a forum on August 13.

They signed an agreement to develop a shared lab for semiconductors and biomedicine.

This solves the problem of limited access to advanced equipment.

The partnership is about more than just bringing equipment to Vietnam.

It's about creating a place where businesses and universities can access advanced technology.

Vietnam is focusing on science, technology, and digital transformation.

Investing in advanced systems is very expensive.

Many small businesses and universities cannot afford to build their own labs.

If each organization invests separately, it can be wasteful.

The National Innovation Center is partnering with international companies.

The shared lab will be an open research place.

Instead of each organization buying equipment, they can share.

This can lower costs and help products get to market faster.

Working together to build a place for new technologies.

Thermo Fisher Scientific believes in Vietnam's potential for high-tech industries.

Vietnam wants to create a competitive innovation ecosystem.

Vietnamese companies are also working to build the ecosystem.

FPT Corporation wants to work with NIC and Thermo Fisher.

These contributions will add digital capabilities to the shared lab.

This is a new way for the government and private companies to work together.

The goal is to turn international resources into research capabilities.

The shared lab will serve the whole development chain.

This can help address infrastructure challenges and provide a foundation for the future.

The ultimate goal is to build strong technological capabilities in Vietnam.

Du Lam